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This Week In Mobile 11/30/12
With a diverse group of games hitting this week, your loved ones shouldn't expect timely responses to their texts. They'll be lucky if you ever answer incoming phone calls.
Jet Grind Radio
Developer: SEGA of America
Platforms: Android, iOS
Price: $4.99
Tag, grind, and trick to the beat of the urban Jungle in Jet Set Radio. In this mobile remake of Sega’s classic game, you fight for control of Tokyo-to, mark your turf with graffiti, and avoid the local police force. With the full character roaster from the original game, it’s time to strap on your blades for some serious tagging fun.
STREET FIGHTER X TEKKEN Gauntlet
Developer: Capcom
Platforms: iOS
Price: $0.99
Bring the crossover world of Street Fighter and Tekken into the palm of your hands. With all the combos and skill required to be a true contender, be prepared to give your fingers and touchscreen a workout.
Writer Rumble
Developer: GameFly Games
Platforms: iOS
Price: $0.99
Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words will beat you until there is nothing left. In Writer Rumble, stay sharp and spell out words as you play as famous writers and literary greats to show the world who is the king of tongue lashing.
Flashout 3D
Developer: Jujubee
Platforms: iOS
Price: $1.99
Flaahout 3D is a futuristic racing game that lets you customize and upgrade your ship with an abundance of features. It also has a unique interactive equalizer, which analyzes in-game music and displays vibrant visual effects.
The Bowling Dead
Developer: Activision Publishing, Inc.
Platforms: iOS
Price: Free
What do you do when zombies attack? You bowl, apparently. In a world filled with the infected, one man looks death in the face... armed with bowling balls. The Bowling Dead is an easy pick-up-and-play game that will keep the attention of any bowling or zombie fan. Don’t ask why. Ask why not?
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